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During the 55-minute session your therapist assesses tight areas, applies deep sustained pressure and targeted strokes to knots, and uses neuromuscular techniques. Therapists modulate intensity to your comfort, communicating throughout. Post-session guidance and stretching recommendations are provided.
Yes — therapists adjust pressure and techniques for sensitivity. Inform your therapist about pain thresholds, medical concerns, or recent injuries. Lighter pressure, slower strokes, or alternative modalities can be used while still addressing chronic tension safely.
Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals, and wear comfortable clothing. Share medical history and current discomforts with your therapist. Avoid intense exercise immediately before; a light warm-up is fine. Plan post-session downtime to allow your body to respond to the treatment.
Some pressure or temporary soreness is common as adhesions release, but therapists work within your tolerance. Communicate feedback; they can adjust intensity and techniques. Post-treatment soreness typically eases within 24–72 hours and is accompanied by improved mobility and relief.
It depends on severity and goals. Many clients benefit from an initial series of 3–6 weekly sessions, then maintenance every 4–8 weeks. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan based on progress, pain levels, and lifestyle factors.
Contraindications include acute infection, fever, deep vein thrombosis, recent fractures, uncontrolled hypertension, or certain skin conditions. Inform us if you're pregnant or have medical implants. Your therapist will review health history and modify or postpone treatment when necessary.
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